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Dean Papajohn, Lily Trenkamp, Lauren Johnson, Reuel Florendo, Kenadee Carruthers and Macie Balkan celebrate a win on an expo stage

Raytheon's $2M gift commitment fuels student leadership in engineering

Karner blue butterfly

The yucca and the moth: How extreme weather impacts the timing of biological events

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U of A ranks among world's best in physical sciences

An artist's impression of a planet-forming disk, with its gas and dust illuminated in yellow and orange, swirling around a low-mass star.

James Webb Telescope reveals planet-forming disks can last longer than previously thought

An artist’s impression of the PDS 70 system with protoplanets, each surrounded by dust rings illuminated by starlight.

Sharper image: U of A-built instrument reveals pictures of 'baby planets'

A promotional graphic for the 2025 College of Science Lecture Series titled 'Can We Talk? The Science of Communication.' The text is in bold, blue and white lettering against a black background, surrounded by various blue speech bubbles, animals, satellites, microphones, and other symbols representing communication.

College of Science Lecture Series to explore the science of communication

A satellite image of glaciers in Alaska shows white flows of ice surrounded by dark green mountain ridges

As glaciers melt faster, freshwater sources dwindle and sea-level rise accelerates

wildfires burning in a desert mountain range

The fire paradox: Tree-ring data shows wildfire activity has declined, not increased

Steve Kortenkamp in front of a desk with lunar models of various colors

U of A professors develop astronomy materials to aid visually impaired students

Old Main building on the UArizona campus

U of A astronomer Erika Hamden named to Arizona Space Commission

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